Absolutely! To assist with cash-flow, we are happy to offer ongoing clients the ability to be charged either monthly or quarterly

We will assign a Single qualified Professional (SQP) who you can deal directlyin case of any queries or concerns. You will get all the answers from this one person only.

The persons assigned to do the tasks for your company will be Highly qualified CA/CS/ Lawyers and Business administration. However, your SQP will be a Master of business administration.

You may contact your SPOC at any time of the office working hours.

You may get in touch with your SQP through any of the following ways:
– Drop a WhatsApp message in Group designated to your company
– Via Email ID designated to your company
– Make a Direct call
– Make a Skype call

We have automated software that will process the most complicated data with utmost ease and then present the results in an organised manner.

All the books of account and related documents should be kept at the main place of business, i.e., where the business or profession is generally carried on. These documents should be preserved for a minimum of eight financial years.

The purpose for both is keeping track of your company’s income and how it spends that money. Bookkeeping is the day-to-day record keeping such as managing the receiving and payment of bills, managing the sales and receiving of payment from customers, and payroll processing. Accounting is the next step after bookkeeping. It starts where bookkeeping left off: Reviewing the bookkeeping processing, completing bank reconciliation, credit card reconciliation, completing payroll tax returns, sales tax returns, property tax returns (571-L), and compiling the periodic financial reports that summarize all of the record-keeping data.

Bookkeeping and accounting is an ongoing, integral part of your business. Whether you hire Business-keepers or bring someone in-house on your payroll, it is important that the work be maintained to provide you with intrinsic reports to better serve your company’s financial goals.

Start by calling us. We can organize your recordsand get your accounting up and running. Do not be ashamed of paperwork. We love paper!

Bookkeepers are responsible for recording and organizing financial data. Accountants, meanwhile, are responsible for interpreting that data. A thorough bookkeeper will make sure your books look good. However, a licensed accountant can help you make financial decisions about your business. In other words, bookkeeping lays the foundation for accounting.

It’s important to avoid mixing your business and personal finances. Consider operating separate checking accounts and accounting systems for your business and personal needs.

Bookkeeping has a few important benefits to a small business. First and foremost, keeping your books up to date is essential in the event your business gets audited. It also allows you to analyze and plan based on your collected data, helps minimize accounting costs, and saves you time during tax season since you’ve done the work to keep your finances updated throughout the year.

Accurate accounting serves as a baseline analysis for investors and lenders. It can help to provide a financial health report on your business for creditors, like banks, who might be providing you with a business loan. It can also help to guide your business and allows for accurate forecasting should you choose to grow and scale in the future.